What I do want is social welfare spending aimed at efficiently providing the least well off with a minimal safety net: food, shelter and health care about covers it, and these things ought to require demonstrated need and ongoing efforts to get off welfare rolls.
Consumer sentiment as measured by GfK, a research company, shows that citizens feel well off and have a willingness to buy, but at the same time are fearful that the German economy will be sucked into the euro-zone crisis.
In a well-off summer community, a property-owner's views on affirmative action or foreign aid have nothing to do with where he stands on such issues as three-acre zoning or who should be eligible for beach-parking permits.
That brought Flintoff to the crease, with the 30-year-old surviving an lbw appeal and run-out attempt off his first ball as well as a missed stumping off Rob Ferley, who bowled him two balls later.
It's a southern, well off, late Victorian suburb with a particular social character.
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The holiday season started off well but a December swoon in consumer confidence gave way to softer than expected buying during the critical shopping weeks in early to mid-December.
It was particularly popular among the higher classes, and was seen as a sign of being well-off enough to afford a birth at hospital rather than at home.
But it was the briefest of honeymoons for Cook, lasting only until the last ball of the eighth over, when he played a half-hearted force off the back foot to a ball well wide of off-stump - and to the delight of the bowler Hilfenhaus, Michael Hussey dived expertly in the gully to take a fine one-handed catch.
Kearney cut a superb line to finish off a well-worked move involving Sexton, centre Brian O'Driscoll and a clever dummy run by Luke Fitzgerald.
Republicans should have, in our view, done what they had done just a few months before, which is pass a short-term measure to delay implementation of the sequester, a measure that would have represented the balance that the public supports, asking the well-off and well-to-do to pay a little bit, not just seniors and middle-class families, and that then regular order could have continued as it is now, but without the sequester.
Diamond levelled with a fine strike in the 76th minute, finishing off a well-worked free-kick.
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But this model of marriage has left many less-educated, less well-off Americans without a viable life script.
With 6:55 left in the second quarter, he threw a well off-target pass that found Baltimore safety Ed Reed.
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The pressure in the capped-off well could blow a new hole in it, letting oil and gas leak out through the seabed.
But post Macondo, Uncle Sam made MMR roll the rig back out of the way and close off the well before a flow test could be completed (No longer a requirement).
Twelve years after an infamous spill from a well off Santa Barbara in 1969, Congress barred the government from issuing new offshore leases anywhere but in the western Gulf of Mexico and Alaska.
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And if he were to lose this battle, he might well be better off launching a takeover bid to acquire all of RBS - to nationalise it fully - than recapitalising the bank through an exercise of the existing rescue mechanism.
That would require a day off in London, as well as a lengthy commute each day.
Honestly, wondering whether it ultimately proves to be more than a well-designed novelty seems a little off the point.
They may be able to help ease the load a bit as well by taking things off your plate or offering a helping hand.
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They chose not to because they refused to accept the principle that the well-off and well-connected ought to pay a little bit towards deficit reduction.
As a matter of equity and politics, there is little appeal in further increasing a tax whose burden falls most heavily on low-income workers, while the well off escape Socail Security taxes on a portion of their earnings and are having their income taxes cut.
Now that the Megahertz race has faded into the distance (we hear it was a myth), Intel is well and truly kicking off the start of a multi-core war with the demonstration of an 80-core research processor in San Francisco last week.
Each LNG In A Box unit is fully equipped with a gas pre-treatment system, cold box assembly and boil off gas compressor as well as a GE's turboexpander compressor, high-speed reciprocating compressor, electric motor, driver and control system.
Well, if a breakthrough discovered by researchers at the University of Michigan pays off, we may be well on our way to building a better bucket to capture all that loose solar energy.
But what we should not do is take action that does harm to our economy, does harm to our middle class, does harm to our seniors and only does well by the well-off and well-connected in order to address a deficit challenge that can be addressed appropriately in a balanced way that grows the economy, helps the middle class, and protects our seniors.
And so if it goes askew if they have a massive pop and then it eases off well, there are certainly a lot of companies that have had that issue before.
Triton's Ceiba-1 well off Equatorial Guinea came in a gusher, flowing more than 12, 000 barrels a day.
Christmas is Tuesday, meaning many traders will likely take off Monday as well for a four-day weekend.
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As a well-off westerner in Shanghai, my interactions with healthcare services are much more pleasant than average.
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